2012–13 Swedish Figure Skating Championships

2012–13 Swedish Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	December 13 – December 16
Season:	2012–13
Location:	Växjö
Venue:	Vida Arena
Champions
Men's singles: Alexander Majorov
Ladies' singles: Joshi Helgesson
Pair skating: Ronja Roll / Gustav Forsgren

Previous: 2011–12 Swedish Championships
Next: 2013–14 Swedish Championships

The 2012–13 Swedish Figure Skating Championships were held in the Vida Arena in Växjö between December 13 and 16, 2012. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singles and pair skating for the title of national champion of Sweden. The results of the national championships were among the criteria used to choose the teams to the 2013 World and European Championships. Skaters competed on the Senior, Junior, and Novice levels.

Senior-level results

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Alexander Majorov	LulKK	219.45	1	74.80	1	144.65
2	Ondrej Spiegl	EskIK	159.46	2	55.49	2	103.97
3	Matthias Anderson	LerKK	131.05	4	44.70	4	86.35
4	Michael Neuman	MalKK	128.61	5	36.43	3	92.18
5	Bertil Skeppar	LulKK	123.20	3	46.94	5	76.26
6	Daniel Neuman	MalKK	111.38	6	35.96	6	75.42

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Joshi Helgesson	TibKK	175.84	1	59.06	1	116.78
2	Viktoria Helgesson	TibKK	171.97	2	58.16	2	113.81
3	Isabelle Olsson	MörKK	143.24	3	49.35	3	93.89
4	Christine Adrian	LanKK	99.13	5	33.41	5	62.93
5	Erika Lind	StoKK	97.65	4	37.09	7	60.56
6	Malin Taljegård	GötKK	94.82	7	31.89	5	62.93
7	Susanna Frydén	TibKK	94.82	6	32.78	6	62.04
8	Fredrica Lasome	ÄltIF	88.85	8	31.88	8	56.97
9	Sofia Göransson	AliKK	84.80	10	29.45	9	55.35
WD	Angelica Olsson	MörKK		9	30.69
WD	Emelie Fagerlind	SköKK		11	27.91
WD	Amanda Nylander	ÄltIF

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Ronja Roll / Gustav Forsgren	JönSK	98.32	1	31.31	1	67.01

2012–13 figure skating season

ISU Championships	European Championships Four Continents Championships World Junior Championships World Championships World Synchronized Skating Championships World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships

ISU Grand Prix	Skate America Skate Canada International Cup of China Cup of Russia Trophée Éric Bompard NHK Trophy Grand Prix Final

Senior Internationals	U.S. International Classic Nebelhorn Trophy Ondrej Nepela Memorial Finlandia Trophy Coupe de Nice NRW Trophy Ice Challenge Nordics Triglav Trophy

Junior Internationals	ISU Junior Grand Prix Junior Grand Prix Final European Youth Olympic Festival

National Championships	Australia Austria Belgium Canada China Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Great Britain Hungary Italy Japan New Zealand Norway Poland Russia Slovakia South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine United States

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